GeForce GTX 770 Specifications Leaked, Could Surprise with Pricing

[Jono8]

they are just replacing the 680 gtx place in market look at there price thats where they will sit.

each product sits in a place to sell.

when a newer product arrrives it just replaces the older ones place.

they will be atleast 400 quid.

as said if you think theyll be 300 wake up its not a dream

Egg.face.

 

[Tbid]

I'm in the same situation as u considering 570 -> 770 upgrade. I am going to go for it because:

• Almost double FPS in BF3 (just referring to this for the purpose of having a benchmark)
• VRAM up to 2GB from 1.5GB (this should be plently at 1080p for a while to come unless you are an AA hog/modder)
• Newer branding so will hold value longer than if buying a 680 now
• Most people will not be ditching 680s to upgrade to this as there is not much difference, so there won't be many for sale in the MM
• It's £200+ cheaper than the GTX780 for only about 10 fps less in BF3 @ 1080p
• I want a new toy to play with

Yes, I have also written this to convince myself

EDIT: from anand's review -

I have 2 570's that I purchased 2 years ago, I'm toying with the idea of replacing them with a single 770 as I can't really afford a 780. Would I still see a performance increase?

 

[Yaayuh!]

I have 2 570's that I purchased 2 years ago, I'm toying with the idea of replacing them with a single 770 as I can't really afford a 780. Would I still see a performance increase?

What's the rest of your system and what res do you game at?
2 570s to 1 770 shouldn't yield a better performing system. Probably best wait for the 800 series.

 

[Tbid]

What's the rest of your system and what res do you game at?
2 570s to 1 770 shouldn't yield a better performing system. Probably best wait for the 800 series.

I have an i7 2600k @ 4.5GHz, 8gb of corsair vengeance black and I game at 1080p.

The 570's are both MSI twin frozr III's which I have clocked at 850MHz (Core) & 1.7GHz (Shader), the noise they make is a little bit annoying but I mainly game with headphones, that's my only complaint with the cards really.

 

[Gregster]

I have an i7 2600k @ 4.5GHz, 8gb of corsair vengeance black and I game at 1080p.

The 570's are both MSI twin frozr III's which I have clocked at 850MHz (Core) & 1.7GHz (Shader), the noise they make is a little bit annoying but I mainly game with headphones, that's my only complaint with the cards really.

Unless you are struggling with VRAM limitations in games, I would be inclined to wait a few months to see what AMD's response is. Those 570's are still awesome cards and will perform just as well in most games as a 770

 

[MoRT489]

I have 2 570's that I purchased 2 years ago, I'm toying with the idea of replacing them with a single 770 as I can't really afford a 780. Would I still see a performance increase?

No, a slight drop in overall performance as the improvement from 570->770 is about 85%. However, you will avoid sli, stutter, heat, power issues by moving to a single card. However, may be worth doing now whilst your 570s are still worth selling.

 

[andybird123]

as Gregster says, if you are having VRAM issues (e.g. lots of stutter and dipping frame rates when running maximum / high settings) then the 770 could alleviate these problems for you

570 SLI will have more raw grunt, but they will hit a brick wall on certain settings

you should still be able to get £100-150 for your 570's, so the money to upgrade should be minimal?